We’re bringing in a new person to help us update some of our older Mac and iOS apps. Maybe that’s you!
Requirements:
- Experience with Mac and iOS development (either professionally or on your own)
- Familiarity with web APIs
- Proficiency in Swift
- Ability to read (and understand) Objective-C
For the right candidate, it should be an interesting assignment. You’ll be rewriting existing Objective-C code as Swift, and bringing a 2019 perspective (and technology) to previously-solved problems. You’ll be working beside Nima Yousefi, who coded Highland,1 Weekend Read and a lot of other useful apps for writers. He’ll show you the ropes and help guide you through the process.
This is a contract gig, maybe 40 hours of work altogether, but there’s always the possibility of future projects. We’re looking for someone in Los Angeles who’s available on Tuesday and Friday afternoons for some in-person discussion.
The right person might be transitioning from another field, a college student, or someone on a gap year. You can look at this as an educational experience, intern-like, but definitely paid. If you’re a hobbyist coder considering becoming an indie app developer, it would be a good introduction. That’s how Nima got started.
Interested? Drop us a note to introduce yourself and your work. Please include links to stuff we can check out, especially Github and sample code.
- Fun fact: Highland 2 is almost entirely Swift, except for some very low-level stuff dealing with PDFs which goes all the way back to the original Highland. ↩